I fall for the Triple

[wildwood]

This is not a comment on your hand, but I thought it would be useful. It's from "Harrington on Hold'em" volume 1.
From pg 98
"make sure you pay attention to the most important player at the table - yourself.
1. How many hands have I been playing?
2. What hands have I actually shown down?
3. What would a keen observer think about me at this point?
Just because you're trying to play in a certain way doesn't mean you'll be perceived that way. The perception around the table may be quite different."

This section was very revealing to me when I first read it. Now I tend to think about "how do my opponents perceive me based on the way I've played my last 3 or 4 hands?"